Actually, this is not correct. Not all 565 movements are the same - they came with different heights (lengths) of parts like sweep seconds pinions, cannon pinion, and hour wheels. They also come with different colour and different profiles for the date indicator.
Again incorrect. If they look up the serial number of the movement, and find that it's originally from a Geneve, and it's now in a Seamaster 300 case, they will not provide an extract in that scenario.
If people view the Watchco SM300's as "vintage" and use the same level of "critiquing" as they would a proper vintage example, I think they are missing the point of the watch. Most people do not see them as vintage watches, but watches using a vintage movement.
Cheers, Al
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